Hi Ron,
Please see responses to your comments below. I also added you in the
acknowledgements. Please let me know if you would pefer your name to be
linked to a specific URI and any affiliation you would like added.
> http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/grddl-wg/doc29/primer.html
> 1.
>
> current> Alternatively the information needed to obtain the
> transformation may be held in an associated metadata profile
> document or namespace document.
>
> rationale: I think this needs a comma
>
> change> Alternatively, the information needed to obtain the
> transformation may be held in an associated metadata profile
> document or namespace document.
Done.
>
>
> 2.
> current> This document uses a number of examples from the GRDDL Use
> Cases document to illustrate in detail the techniques GRDDL
> provides for associating documents with appropriate
> instructions for extracting any embedded data.
>
> rationale: I think this needs two commas
>
> change> This document uses a number of examples from the GRDDL Use
> Cases document to illustrate, in detail, the techniques GRDDL
> provides for associating documents with appropriate
> instructions for extracting any embedded data.
>
Done.
>
> 3.
> current> XML Transformation languages such as XSLT are quite versatile
> in their ability to process, manipulate, and generate XML and
> the use of XSLT to generate XHTML from single-purpose XML
> vocabularies is historically celebrated as a powerful idiom
> for separating structured content from presentation.
>
> rationale: I believe this is a run-on and would be better as
> two sentences.
>
> change> XML Transformation languages such as XSLT are quite
> versatile in
> their ability to process, manipulate, and generate XML. The
> use of XSLT to generate XHTML from single-purpose XML
> vocabularies is historically celebrated as a powerful idiom
> for separating structured content from presentation.
>
Done.
>
> 4.
> current>A diagram indicating the sequence of steps described for
> obtaining RDF from a document using an explicit link to the
> transformation as described in the preceding paragraph
>
> rationale: we have a definate description for a diagram I
> dont see. I think also 'a' should be 'here' and we need a period.
>
> change>Here is a diagram indicating the sequence of steps
> described for
> obtaining RDF from a document using an explicit link to the
> transformation as described in the preceding paragraph.
> 5.
>
That's actually the ALT text for an image called hCalendar.png which you
should see.
> current>In this case the profile transformation refers to a a
> stylesheet
> that can convert HTML containing Embedded RDF into RDF/XML.
>
> rationale: i think it needs a comma
>
> change> In this case, the profile transformation refers to a a
> stylesheet that can convert HTML containing Embedded RDF into RDF/XML.
>
Done
>
> 6.
>
> current> A diagram indicating the sequence of steps for obtaining RDF
> from a document using the profile URI as described in the
> preceding paragraph
>
> rationale: same as #4
>
Same answer.
>
> 7.
>
> current> Then Jane can run queries can be run on merged
> calendars using
> SPARQL.
>
> rationale: mistake
>
> change>Then Jane's queries can be run on the merged calendars using
> SPARQL.
>
Done.
> 8.
>
> current>Jane the discovers her friends Robin and David are
>
> rationale: missing letter?
>
> change> Jane theN discovers her friends Robin and David are
>
Done.
> 9.
>
> current> Jane is pleased that she has found out all her friends can
> finally meet up at in Edinburgh.
>
> rationale: too many words?
>
> change> Jane is pleased that she has found out all her friends can
> finally meet up in Edinburgh.
>
Done.
>
> 10.
>
> current> There are various special interest publications online which
> feature hotel reviews as well as blogs which contain reviews
> by individuals.
>
> rationale: stylistically i would prefer the conjunction 'and'
>
> change>There are various special interest publications online which
> feature hotel reviews, and blogs which contain reviews by individuals.
>
Agree. Done.
>
> 11.
>
> current> Among the reviewers there may be friends and
> collegues of Jane
> and people whose opinion Jane values (e.g. friends and people
> whose reviews Jane has found useful in the past).
>
> rationale: remove 'may' to make a more believable statement
>
> change> The reviewers include friends and collegues of Jane
> and people whose opinion Jane values (e.g. friends and people
> whose reviews Jane has found useful in the past).
>
Done
>
Ian
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